“It is outrageous that someone who has not lived or suffered the horrors of war is belittling the agreements that have ended the armed conflict,” said Luis Parada, an expert attorney in international arbitration.
After the president of the republic, Here’s to watch, will visit the site where the massacre of the Mozote victims took place, without opening the files referring to the fact, the criticism from various fronts has not been long in coming.
A president who hides those responsible for a crime against humanity in which a thousand civilians have been massacred is equal or more responsible than the perpetrators, they say.
“It is outrageous that someone who has not lived or suffered the horrors of war is belittling the accords that ended the armed conflict and ending the war just when things got worse. Because just as the winds of peace were blowing, so were the winds of a worse war, ”published expert lawyer in international arbitration Luis Parada.
Deputy candidate Juan Marco Alvarez explained, “We see the horror of giving power to a resentful person.”
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Meanwhile, he has former rector of the UCA José María Tojeira, He stressed that the president’s action was tainting the peace accords.
“Stains mainly means stains. And of course the president has corrupted the peace agreements, not only by calling them a farce, as others have treated them, but also by advocating impunity, ”said Tojeira.
“A president who conceals those responsible for a crime against humanity in which a thousand civilians have been slaughtered is equal or more responsible than the perpetrators,” he explained.
The Salvadoran lawyer and chairman of the Citizen Action initiative stressed that calling the peace accords a farce, is disrespectful to the blood, to the victims of the conflict.
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“It’s an enormous and historic irreverence,” he said.
Former human rights lawyer David Morales even emphasized that the action has electoral purposes. “There must be criminal law,” he said.
While insisting that the president had ordered the blocking of the investigation into military records out there and to protect those responsible for the massacre.